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Articles in Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2009
Vol. 13, Issue 2, 2009
- Editorial: A new era jostleNigel Krauth, Jen Webb
- The supervisor as editorNigel Krauth
- Is poetry research?Paul Magee
- Escaping the tractor beam of literary theory: notes towards appropriate theories of creative writing - and some arguments against the inappropriate onesMike Harris
- Ferals, nomads, drifters, gypsies, vagrants, blow-ins, thieves, troublemakers, tricksters and terrorists: creative writing, from creative industries to creative ecologiesGaylene Perry
- 'Does anybody else here not understand?'Language, post-philosophers, bewitchment and confusion: some post-conference reflectionsDan Disney
- 'Based on a True Story': The problem of the perception of biographical truth in narratives based on real livesDonna Lee Brien
- Historical fiction and history: members of the same familyEmily Sutherland, Tony Gibbons
- Living in stories: creative nonfiction as an effective genre for writing about death and bereavementSandra Arnold
- A rare brand of intimacy: reconsidering the structure and unique effect of the short storyCarolyne Lee
- _Eyemouth_: The Origins of a NovelKeith Harrison
- TEXT prose and poetry October 2009Michael Wilding, Maggie Butt, Barbara Edwards, Sue King-Smith, Jeff Klooger
- TEXT Reviews October 2009Reviews by Donna Lee Brien, Dominique Hecq, Bronwen Levy, Sandra Burr, RA Goodrich
Magee, Paul. 2009. “Is Poetry Research?” TEXT 13 (2): 1–22. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31611.